Paolo, the Sheepdog

The fourth book in the Bitmax & Co series, featuring Paolo, the hardworking, always-on-alert sheepdog, is filled with adventure and comedy. Paolo struggles to adjust to his retirement in the Blue Forest, but the forest people are not taking well to his orders. Evo, the evil robot, helps Paolo with a scheme that puts everyone in danger. Can Bitmax, Wagner, and Mus save the forest creatures, save themselves, and help Paolo understand that another way of living is possible?

Format: Hardback
Length: 72 pages
Publication date: 01 June 2023
Publisher: Schiffer Publishing Ltd

From the bestselling author-and-illustrator team of Copons & Fortuny comes the fourth book in the Bitmax & Co series. Filled with even more adventure and comedy, this next installment features Paolo, the hardworking, always-on-alert sheepdog who is not adjusting well to his retirement. In this new adventure, Paolo the Sheepdog is certainly entitled to a happy retirement after years of hard work, so he decides to move to the Blue Forest. But this new, slower lifestyle is difficult for a sheepdog who is used to always living on the alert! It was Paolo's responsibility to lead, take care of, and supervise, and he is struggling to give up certain habits and behaviors. However, the forest people are not taking well to being told what to do, and they certainly don't need that much order in the forest. Evo, the evil robot, is not helping matters either when he helps Paolo with a scheme that puts everyone in danger. . . because where Evo goes, disaster is sure to strike! Can Bitmax, Wagner, and Mus save the forest creatures, save themselves, and ultimately help Paolo understand that another way of living is possible—a happy and relaxed way where everyone helps each other? Join everyones favorite robot in each title of the Bitmax & Co series, which clearly focuses on a single conflict and places young readers in the heart of a classic narrative structure that presents the conflict, develops it, and solves it.

Weight: 426g
Dimension: 158 x 219 x 17 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780764365799